Mark F. Lenzenweger

Mark F. Lenzenweger is a Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Binghamton University and holds an adjunct position at Weill Cornell Medical College. He specializes in experimental psychopathology, focusing on schizophrenia, schizotypy, and severe personality disorders. His research integrates quantitative methods, longitudinal studies, and neurocognitive assessments.

• Education: PhD and MA from Yeshiva University; AB from Cornell University.
• Affiliations: SUNY Binghamton Department of Psychology, Weill Cornell Medical College.

His research explores schizotypy's cognitive and behavioral markers, personality disorder dynamics via the NIMH-funded Longitudinal Study of Personality Disorders, and neurobiological underpinnings of disorders like borderline personality disorder. Key methodologies include psychometric tasks, neurocognitive testing, and advanced statistical modeling.

Notable awards include the SUNY Chancellor's Award and NARSAD's Distinguished Investigator Award. His work bridges clinical science and academic research, emphasizing rigorous methodology and interdisciplinary approaches.

• Grants: NIMH-funded longitudinal studies.
• Labs/Teams: Leads research groups on schizophrenia and personality disorders at Binghamton University.